... management and control systems that ensure reliability and reduce operational costs. Impact on Russia: Atomenergoprom's investments strengthen Russia's energy independence, allowing for a reduction in dependency on fossil fuels and the development of clean energy sources. These projects create jobs in high-tech fields, contribute to enhancing the export potential of the Russian nuclear industry, and solidify Russia's position as a leader in the global nuclear energy market. Impact on Investors: For ...

... will be difficult. On the one hand, China is the world's largest coal importer, with a global share of 29% in 2023, and no other country currently has a comparable internal market. On the other hand, neighboring India is also focusing on developing 'clean' energy: Prime Minister Modi has repeatedly stated plans to increase renewable energy capacity from 176 GW in 2023 to 500 GW by 2030," says Sergey Tereshkin. Turkey will gradually reduce its consumption of energy coal in the coming years ...

... and around 200 GW of solar capacity—an unprecedented scale reflecting Beijing's drive to accelerate the electrification of its economy. This leap has resulted in more than 90% of all new energy capacities brought online in China this year being from clean sources. At the same time, China continues to build modern coal-fired power plants to provide base load, yet the share of coal in generation is gradually decreasing. In Western countries, renewable energy has already displaced coal generation: the ...

... first five months of 2025, around 46 GW of new wind capacity and about 200 GW of solar capacity were installed in China—an unprecedented scale. As a result, more than 90% of all new energy generation capacities installed in China this year come from clean sources. However, to ensure base load, China continues to build modern coal-fired power plants, although coal's share in overall generation is gradually decreasing. In Western countries, renewable energy has practically overtaken coal energy: the ...

... in the first five months of 2025, around 46 GW of new wind capacity and about 200 GW of solar power were installed in China—an unprecedented scale. As a result, more than 90% of all new energy capacity introduced in China this year is derived from clean sources. However, to ensure base load, China continues to build modern coal-fired power plants, although the share of coal in total generation is gradually decreasing. In Western countries, renewable energy has nearly displaced coal: the intermittent ...